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This is the Tom Hartman program.

Brand new day, a brand new show, have Americans run out of empathy because of too many disasters.

I want to dig into this a little bit, I think it's an absolutely fascinating topic.

Also in this our my rant over at HarbinReport.com today is about how Congress can put the supreme court

in a box. Yes, they can do it. They just never have, and maybe they will, we'll see.

And so that's what we have coming up on the program today, plus your calls.

But all these simultaneous disasters, this is the Jacob Stern wrote a piece in the Atlantic.

And I think it's a good one and a good point. I noticed the weekend before last,

it just something I don't even remember what it was.

And I snapped at Louise and she was like, wait a minute, are you feeling grumpy and I'm like,

whoa, yeah, I am. And it's like, and we both were. I mean, it's like, how did this happen?

You know, what do we do to fix it? And we ended up like hugging each other and kind of talking

about it. But what I'm figuring out is that I'm suffering. And I think probably everyone is

suffering from some sort of variation on something like post-traumatic stress disorder or present

traumatic stress disorder. I mean, you know, for a year, I couldn't see my grandchildren or my

children. I couldn't travel. I've traveled my whole entire life. I couldn't be with my best friend,

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